3D Pringting Service-Rapid Prototyping

3D Printing Service for Custom Parts

Custom-made 3D printing for rapid prototying, small batch production and mass production

Rapid response: deliver the quote within 24 hours
Rapid delivery: Complete 3D Printing the parts as fast as 24 Hours and then deliver
Multiple processes: MJF, SLA, Polyjet, SLS, HP MJF, FDM, PolyJet and DMLS
Various materials: 100+ types of plastic and metal 3D printing materials available
High capacity: 80+ manufacturing machines for quick turnaround time
Quality guarantee: 100% quality products or we cover the cost of any defects.

What is 3D printing

3D printing is a process where a physical 3D object is created from a digital model or design using a 3D printer. The process typically involves slicing the digital model into layers, which are then printed one layer at a time until the physical object is complete. Different materials can be used for 3D printing, including plastics, metals, and ceramics. 3D printing has a wide range of potential applications, including prototyping, creating replacement parts, and producing custom-made products. It has also led to advancements in various fields such as medical research, aerospace, and architecture.

Key features of the materials for 3D printing

Material	Ordinary resin	9400 resin	High toughness resin	Transparent resin	Translucent resin	Black photosensitive resin	Photosensitive resin	Nylon	Red wax	AISi 10Me	316L
Heat distortion	46℃	46℃	50℃	47℃	50℃	63℃	99.6℃	173℃	100°℃	150℃	500℃
Minimum wall thickness	0.6mm	0.6mm	0.6mm	0.6mm	0.6mm	0.6mm	0.6mm	0.5mm	0.5mm	0.3mm	0.2mm
Minimum Aperture	1mm	1mm	1mm	1mm	1mm	1mm	1mm	1.2mm	0.2mm	1mm	1mm
Hardness	79	79	85	87	80	88	85	86	65	120	250
Tensile Strength (Tension)	47mpa	47mpa	56mpa	50mpa	47mpa	55mpa	44mpa	50mpa	430mpa	600mpa
Tensile Strength (Break)	40mpa	33-40mpa	60mpa	56mpa	40mpa	65mpa	52mpa	70mpa	38mpa	None	None
Bending strength	69mpa	67mpa	74mpa	84mpa	67mpa	40mpa	69mpa	80mpa	43.5mpa	None	None
Flexural modulus	2222mpa	2222mpa	2275mpa	2490mpa	2222mpa	3100mpa	3200mpa	2800mpa	1431mpa	None	None

Plastic 3D printing

Plastic 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a process of creating three-dimensional objects by adding layers of plastic material one on top of the other until the final shape is achieved. This is done using a 3D printer that follows a digital design file to create the object.

There are several methods of plastic 3D printing, including Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), Stereolithography (SLA), and Selective Laser Sintering (SLS). FDM is the most common method, which involves melting a plastic filament and depositing it layer by layer onto a build plate.

Plastic 3D printing is used in a variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, medical, and consumer products. It is a cost-effective and efficient way of producing prototypes and small-scale production runs, and it also allows for the creation of complex shapes and geometries that are difficult to achieve with traditional manufacturing methods.

Metal 3D printing

Metal 3D printing, also known as metal additive manufacturing, is a process of creating three-dimensional objects by adding layers of metal powder or wire one on top of the other until the final shape is achieved. This is done using a 3D printer that follows a digital design file to create the object.

Metal 3D printing is used in a variety of industries, including aerospace, automotive, medical, and industrial manufacturing. It allows for the creation of complex geometries, improved component performance, and reduced production time and costs compared to traditional manufacturing methods. Metal 3D printing also allows for the creation of customized and one-of-a-kind parts, such as patient-specific medical implants or aerospace components with unique designs.

Upload your drawings and get an instant free quote

For your convenience’s sake, please directly forward your RFQ to our support email [email protected], we will give you the quote with 24 hours. It will be better if you send us both 2D and 3D drawings.